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Project Zomboid is an open-ended zombie-infested sandbox. It asks one simple question – how will you die? Whether surviving in Knox County free-roam or controlling Indie Stone mascot Baldspot in his quest to save his injured wife Kate – death is always a certainty. Quite how long you manage to put it off is another matter…
15 comments by lemmy101 on Jan 20th, 2014
Hello everyone.
What's that?
I don't think I quite caught that....
Is this some kind of elaborate hoax?
No it's not.
What started with a very early and rough Christmas multiplayer test between Lemmy and Binky across the UK some 2 years ago, progressed through to the integration (and subsequent untegration. Sorry about that, we're working on it!) of split-screen, we've been poking our noses in from time to time and its finally time to show it off!
Online multiplayer with persistent player run servers! Yes!
We have no figures on maximum player count as of yet, but we'll be expanding our tests in the run up to release and suspect it'll be connection and server spec limited only. Bugs aside, it managed 10-12 or so on a domestic cable connection pretty effortlessly though, and could probably have gone higher and whatever the limit can definitely be optimized further.
Anyone with a copy of PZ will be able to launch their own dedicated console only PZ server just by passing the appropriate parameters to the executable (or running a batch file, or whatever) with whitelists and blacklists, choice of co-op or PvP (purposefully defaulted to co-op to ram the point home) and all that goodness. Servers will be fully moddable using the same stuffs you mod PZ with now. Modders will be able to create their own networky messages to sync the server and client, and we'll add checksums to check both server and client are running the same mods. In future we could look to auto-download stuff in cases the clients don't have what is required.
Due to the moddable nature of the game and the easily decompilable nature of Java, it's likely that we're not particularly hack resilient, so until we can work on some solid countermeasures, people should stick to whitelisted servers with user/pass access, to allow servers to be policed effectively and 'wrong'uns' removed. You can read more on all this on this thread, where Lemmy was very proud and also frustrated to hold his tongue on the status of the multiplayer in his responses.
We also plan for split-screen to work seamlessly with the multiplayer once it's reintegrated, so two, three, even four players on a single machine (perhaps in a living room on SteamOS!) all to inhabit the same online world together.
YES NPCs are still very much in development. In fact we've done some work on them in the past couple of weeks, along with the new meta-game stuff detailed in the last couple of Mondoids. However, since release, and particularly since our appearance on Steam, it's become clearer and clearer not only that MP is of such massive demand, but that the lack of multiplayer has had a not insignificant effect on the 'must-haveness' of Zomboid to a large chunk of gamers out there, that would otherwise have dove in long ago.
We need to make clear that this in no way impacts the Indie Stone's massive focus on single-player for this game. Remember that outside of game design, Will, one of the co-owners of Indie Stone, as well as PZ dev RingoD's sole development responsibility on the game is single player story and NPC writing and scripting, so you can bet they will be given a ton of attention.
As a development team we vehemently uphold the principle that a game should not punish those who wish or have to play alone with less features and scope, and we are the first to complain when an RPG series we like goes all 'MMO' and more or less ends our interest and participation there and then. Our fondest hope is that once NPCs are added to the game, most people would choose to leave them enabled as part of a multiplayer server, so integral as they will feel to the dynamics of the game. In short, multiplayer will always remain just that: A way of playing the single player game with multiple people, and we'll never rest on it as a crutch and let single player features slide.
That all said, despite the closer community of our game being ravenous for NPCs, the lack of multiplayer has been a cavernous hole in our game as far as a huge percentage of people are concerned.So why did multiplayer hit before NPCs? Well, as amazing as it sounds, and it has surprised us too considering the nightmare that is network coding. The NPCs have become such a hotly anticipated and crucial to get right feature of the game, as Mathas has repeatedly quite correctly said, they are the feature that PZ will live or die by, and so the unthinkable happened and NPCs ended up becoming a more complicated and difficult task than the multiplayer did.
As Lemmy dropped back and forth between them as one or the other caused migraines and/or swearing at the computer monitor, it started to become clear that multiplayer was beginning to slot into place a lot faster than expected, and NPCs a lot slower. Multiplayer development however had the privilege of being mostly unknown to the community, who had wrote it off (often with sadness) as 'not for a few years', where NPCs have been more or less perpetually in the spotlight. This doesn't affect how long one or the other take, regardless, despite NPCs having the lions share of time devoted to them.
There are two camps in the PZ community, and while a lot of the community will be ecstatic about this Mondoid, we don't want the NPC camp to be fearful or disappointed. The team are still beavering away at those AI controlled twerps and the only reason you haven't gotten your mitts on them is because 'damn we need to get this right and it ain't quite right yet'.
Despite the cherry picking of footage, there are still a fair few issues, things not synchronised, and a few map streaming bugs over the ol' internet, so this isn't releasing tomorrow or anything, but as you can probably tell it's largely functional and the vast majority of the work is behind us.
A few things. Bugs like barricading, farming and hanging sheets not synchronizing between the clients. Coding the thirst system to work over the net. Fixing a few bugs in the map downloading system that transfers the maps to the clients. An uncannily large percentage of the game is fully functional online at this stage, but there's still a bunch to do - and since we're now at the stage of closed testing you should not read that a public release is super imminent. Just it's harder and harder to contain and keep this on the down-low: we're very very excited about it all.
In the run up to open testing, however, you can probably look forward to peeps like Twiggy, Mathas and whatnot partaking in some multiplayer Zomboidin', given their (now rather obvious) tester access, as soon as we're comfortable with unedited video of MP being stable and bug-free enough to be transmitted warts and all.
No ETAs as usual but hopefully its clear that it's not far off. Though 'not far off' doesn't necessarily mean this week, or next week. But then again that's in the realm of remote possibility none-the-less.It all really depends on how well future tests go and what new issues crop up, but it's certainly not months away - or 'next year' as per previous community estimates.
And finally, our forum peeps have something else to say when the 'WHEN MULTIPLAYER' threads pop up!
On its way soon! As Twiggy viewers will no doubt be aware the build is starting to look pretty darn stable, so we'll look to getting that build out on the beta branch very soon! Details here.
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A very handy editor made by randomer679. This is just a little program he made to edit sandbox options mid-game. He wanted to be able to turn off zombies...
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Project Zomboid 2.9.7 - Latest Build - PC - Zomboid build RC 2.5 version 7.
A very early demo, so please be kind! Surviving isn't just about blowing zombie's heads off. Depression, starvation, trust issues, loneliness, illness...
Guys, Im having problem running the game, and i just bought it yesterday!!
I have a Linuxmint 12 (Liza) and when I hit to play it on Desuraa it just doesnt lunch it ... getting really mad about it.
Anything i can do to install it? And i should receive a steam key that i didnt see it for me ... any solution?
Assuming you know your way around the SH file, change zombie.ZombiodLauncher to zombie.gameStates.MainScreenState
Tx for responding. I know where is the SH file (download/desura/common/project-zomboid), but i dont know where is the zombie.ZombiodLauncher file.
And if i find it, i just change the name of this file for zombie.gameStates.MainScreenState? Can u say where i find it? Im trying here.
Tx again for answering and your time.
It's not a file it's an entry in the .sh file.
You just open the sh file and then change the line from zombie.ZombiodLauncher to zombie.gameStates.MainScreenState
can you play with others???
Online multiplayer is planned; an experimental version of splitscreen local multiplayer is available right now, but is rather buggy.
I have two problems
1)When I'm going to change an option, the game crashes and when I open the game the option that I changed stays the way it was before
2)When I add the 2nd player (for split-screen local multiplayer) the game slows down and the 2nd player starts but in the same screen, it doesn't split, and it's almost impossible to control player1 with the mouse and keyboard.
Controllers are experimental and buggy, unfortunately.
What options are you changing?
The controls are ok, but the screen doesn't split up and make dificult the gameplay on the first player (Keyboard and mouse).
And we try to change the full screen and the resolution.
Thanks for answer :D
looking forward to. i for my part liked that story a lot
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This is one of those examples of how great indie alpha funding can be... Project Zomboid is a real work of love fueled by a great community and great interaction between developers and fans. Even if it's just in the earliest stages the colossal potential it has for modding alone makes this a game full of potential. As for the game itself it has great music, and awesome atmosphere... It's a great ride for all the nostalgic gamers that fondly remember isometric games. And the structure of this game…
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I enjoyed this game for a while, but due to the constant "patch coming soon" but never actually coming, im giving up on this game for now, maybe the game will finally be slightly updated within a year.
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The SSHS club jumped out to a 15-3 advantage after the first quarter and was never really threatened en route to the double-digit win.
The Cougars didn't let up in the second quarter. They outscored their guests 19-13 in the second period and extended their edge to 34-16 at the intermission.
"I think we had three 3's in the first," Spanish Springs coach Kyle Penney said. "We had a lot of open looks to start the game and we forced a lot of turnovers. Our defense was outstanding and we shot a great percentage tonight.
"We played a really nice first half all the way around. We talked at halftime that we had only given up four field goals."
Central Catholic was able to slow the Spanish Springs momentum in the third quarter, but unable to really cut much into the hosts' lead. Central Catholic won the third quarter by a modest 10-6 margin, using its size and defense to slow down its northern Nevada opponent.
"We did have a poor third quarter," Penney said. "We got a little sloppy. They played a lot of zone. That's a credit to them. Their zone accomplished what they wanted it to. They were successful with it."
Spanish Springs still led 40-26 heading into the fourth quarter. The Cougars then scored the first six points of the final period, pushing their lead to a game-high 20 points.
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Those risks are often substantial and the problem goes much deeper than you might think. Here, then, are several facts about child brides and what they face, compiled from a Human Rights Watch brief and other sources.
1. Child brides often die from pregnancy or childbirth
Child brides often become child mothers, frequently before their bodies are completely ready. In developing countries, where almost all child marriages take place, complications from pregnancy and childbirth are the No. 1 cause of death for girls age 15 to 19. That means that pregnancy and childbirth kill more girls in the developing world than war, AIDS, tuberculosis or any other cause.
The reason that pregnancy and childbirth kill so many girls is that their bodies are not ready. In developing countries, a girl or woman is twice as likely to die in childbirth if she's age 15 to 19 than she is if she's in her 20s. Girls under the age of 15 are five times as likely to die. Statistically, Nada al-Ahdal had real reason to fear that her marriage could kill her.
2. Child brides are typically far from equal partners in their marriage
This might seem like an obvious point, but its implications can be more pervasive than you might think. Keep in mind that husbands to child brides are typically adults and may have often paid her parents for the privilege; many activists consider child marriages to be a form of human trafficking, i.e. the buying and selling of human beings.
This dynamic can leave the child brides as the subject of their husbands, rather than their partners, which is why some activists argue that sex in such marriages should not be considered consensual.


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Participants will start with two giant edible heart cookies, paint them with colored glazes, then top them with candies of all sorts.
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Just like fad diets for humans, popular diets for your pets come and go. However, there's one particular pet diet trend that gives us pause: ASPCA experts say raw food diets for pets that include raw meat, eggs and milk may be dangerous for your furry friends. We typically recommend that pet parents opt for well-balanced, high-quality commercial and cooked foods instead.
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) agrees. In studies published in AVMA's journal, homemade and commercial raw food diets for dogs and cats were found to contain dangerous bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, just to name a few. Other tests showed that unprocessed food diets can lead to nutrient deficiencies or excess that can cause serious illnesses in pets. Also, pets chewing on raw bones can lead to obstruction or perforation of their gastrointestinal tracts, and fractured teeth.
If you don't want to feed your dog or cat a commercial diet, consider a homemade diet that will diminish the risks of foodborne illnesses. These meals should be thoroughly cooked and need to be formulated by a veterinary nutritionist or by your veterinarian to make sure they're nutritionally sound.
If you are passionate about feeding your pet raw foods, please consider the following tips.
- Work with your veterinarian to ensure that your pet's diet is nutritionally balanced.
- Avoid feeding raw foods in homes with babies and toddlers (who put lots of things in their mouths), the elderly and those with compromised immune systems.
- Practice regular hand washing before and after feeding pets.
- Practice appropriate disposal methods when cleaning up pet feces.
For more information about pet-safe diets, consult your veterinarian and check out our complete list of people foods that are dangerous to pets.
Tell us in the comments below: Do you feed your pet raw foods or a homemade diet?
My husband and I have three wonderful mature kitties, two beautiful black gentlemen are fifteen, our lovely little lady is ten. One of our fellows has been battling IBD for years and was placed on predisone, side effects and all, including diabetes. We are still on the fence about adding raw to his diet, but we're also getting desperate since he never seems completely under control on his current super premium, no grain, canned food only diet and will soon be sixteen making us even more worried about so much steroid. We have read other accounts of IBD and IBS responding well to raw diets and have researched them thoroughly but are still hesitant. Maybe it is time for that next step, however, since as time goes on, it's getting even more critical to get his disease under control.
Everything should be taken with a "grain of salt", especially info such as this. I feed all 3 of my dogs a raw food diet and have seen tremendous improvements in their health, skin, and coat- with less trips to the vet!
However, a raw food diet may not work for every animal. The key is to read ingredients on everything (even us humans need to know what we are eating!) A diet based on whole, nutritious foods and not filler and by-product is most important!
I question the efficacy of the "AVMA"'s statement. I am sure that they receive a majority of their funding from the big corporatation's brands such as Iams, Eukanuba, Purina, etc. These are the foods causing the probems.
I wonder how many people are aware that, by law in America, pet food manufacturers are allowed to change the ingredients in the can or the package and have 6 months to change the label to match!?
If you are interested in having a really healthy pet then I would avoid all commercial foods and read more at PETA's web site on what goes into them, in a word, they are made out of WASTE that is not fit for human consumption.
dogs should eat high PROCESSED commercial food? Let's change that to people.. "people should eat high processed commercial food" Isn' that like saying, "you should eat mcdonalds everyday or you should eat children's cafeteria food everyday". Ofcourse it is. We have been feeding our pets semi-raw food including raw beef bone and they have never been more healthy. We also provide cooked meals that even humans can eat to our customers at barking chef. Regardless, cook real food. give them semi-raw food. Sear the outerlayers of a chicken drumstick for 2 minutes or sear slice of pork meat for 1 minute and serve. It is so easy. E coli and Salmonela often sit on the outer side (not inside) where it can easily be exposed. Why do you think when you go to a steak out, they can give you raw steak with the outer layers seared? Kills off the bacteria that it may have been exposed to (outer layer).
We do this and we feel safer. THey still get the nutrion of healthy raw meats and bones. Cooked bone is too brittle and may be dangerous but a raw bone is very hard. For small dogs, they will naw on it which is the best way to brush their teeth. Next time you think about bringing your pet to be put under so they can get a yearly teeth cleaning, go get a beef bone and they will scrape their yellow and black teeth and with in a month they will be pearly white. I have also noticed the tartar build up of the gums have practically disappeared. Everyone thinks my 7 year of rhodesian mix is only 1 or 2 because of how great her teeth are or ask me which dentist we take her to. I always say, Dr. Raw Bone!
If you are interested in more you can find more on my blog. Holistic approach to your pets life is the best choice anyone could ever make. If humans are doing it, why not your pets?
I am a huge proponent of raw food and have done tons of research regarding this. I don't have my 2 Chihuahuas on a BARF diet, but feed them dehydrated raw, while supplementing my oldest Chi's food with either a Primal nugget or Bravo patty (my youngest had liver issues in the past, so I try to keep her protein minimal). They have been on this kind of diet for over 3 years now and they have never been healthier. Most vets know nothing regarding nutrition, what they do know is what the sales reps that come into their practice tell them about their garbage food. Vets only push these foods because they get a cut of the sales, one way to boost their income, just like they push the vaccines (vaccines cost little to produce, vets jack up the prices). I became disenchanted with my regular vet when they looked at me like I was crazy when I used to refuse many of the unnecessary vaccines, and whenever I asked them questions about a particular food or nutrition, they never had answers for me. That's why today we see a holistic vet.
I have a friend who recently adopted 2 kitties, when I asked her what she was feeding them, I nearly fell over when she told me it was Hills Science Diet, on the recommendation of her vet!!! I tried vainly for several months to get her to switch to a better food, threw all kinds of facts at her, and it took (hopefully) a recent article stating that Hills was going to start adding polyethylene to their food to extend the shelf life. I am hoping that scared her enough to finally listen to me and not her uninformed vet.
Kibble is baked at high temperatures to obtain that dry, hard stage, and therefore, because it is baked at high temperatures, most of the nutrients are baked right out of it. With raw, or dehydrated diets, the food contains all of the nutritional value. Like it has been already mentioned, there has been numerous recalls of kibble because of salmonella contamination, yet has anyone ever heard of a prepared raw food being recalled because of this? The big pet food manufacturers are behind the AVMA and that is why that poppycock report was published.
It seems to me that everyone gets really upset about the food question...it is almost as bad as politics! I have a lovely, 4-year-old sheltie. I show him in obedience and Rally and take him on long walks. he is quite fit and his coat is absolutely gorgeous. I feed him homemade (cooked) food, usually turkey or chicken, sweet potato or some whole-grain pasta or rice, green beans and yogurt. I also give him fish oil. In addition, I also give him small amounts of Artemis Fresh Mix kibble; I often use it as a training treat.
I would not choose to feed raw because I worry about the possibility of food-borne illness. I also like preparing his basic foods myself, knowing that they are lowfat and low calorie, which is good for a sheltie who gets a lot of treats! I make him his treats myself or I use reduced-fat string cheese or a good-quality sliced turkey.
Having said that, I have some very good friends who use a raw diet, and their dogs are also beautiful and healthy. I suspect there are many good choices for feeding and many bad ones. Moreover, what is good for one dog may not be so good for another. It is no different with humans. I am allergic to raspberries and any other berry in that family; I also cannot eat most raw vegetables without getting very sick. These are healthy foods but are bad for ME. My dog has no problem with eating grains; I choose healthy, whole grains for him as I do for myself. Another dog may not do well with grains. My dog cannot eat carrots; they make him vomit. Other dogs eat them with no trouble.
Let's just not get mad at each other over this!
All these statements about "oh my pets are on raw diets and they are so much healthier" are ridiculous...it doesnt prove anything. If you go from feeding crap food to raw youre probably going to see an improvement - and when I say crap I'm not just talking about alpo and ol roy types, even Science Diet and Iams are crap. There are some very good commercially processed pet foods out there, do your research.
I have fed a raw food diet for over 18 years and I have had no problems whatsoever. And if you are scared about those little bacteria that everyone one warns you about, I highly suggest you read Dr. Pitcairn's book on Natural Health care for dogs and cats. I know my vet, at the time I started, voiced her concerns and I truly appreciate her concern as that is why I go to her to talk of ideas. However, I have chosen raw food diet for several reasons, most importantly given the latest problems with commercial foods of constant recalls. With no true answers as to why this happened creates trust issues with these food manufacturing giants. Most of the foods that have been recalled are not brands I would even consider feeding as they are ladled with known toxins and carcinogens allowed even in human food by the FDA. However, the ones I have tried a couple have been recalled or at a minimum called into question. So to completely avoid that and to ensure that I know what they are getting, I choose raw and will never change. I certainly recommend consulting an alternative veterinarian for the best advice on how to approach this type of diet. There are great mixes that can be added to the raw food to create a nutritionally balanced diet. Urban Wolf is one of them. Feeding a raw diet I have experienced an almost 30% increase in their longevity. No one can do a thing about genetic, or the environment, a problem even humans deal with, so why not take control of one of the areas that you have control of and that is their dietary intake!! One of the latest issues I had to deal with that was quickly resolved by the raw food diet is one of my dogs who competes in agility had severe stress dirrhea from travel and showing. After consulting with my alternative vet, she indicated that commercial kibble is too extruded in the process and thus passes too quickly through his intestines and thus the dirrhea. And I am sure a nutritional deficit!! She highly recommended going back to the raw diet. I did and it two days his problem cleared up and had not returned. Another resource to enlighten one about commercial pet food is "Food Pets die for". If you don't want to take things into your own control after that you need to read it again!!
Human food is also constantly recalled for contamination, often fresh produce is the culprit not just processed food, so does that mean we should all quit eating anything from the grocery store? We can't all hunt and forage our own food every day. I mean the argument that because sometimes processed pet foods are recalled we should not feed processed pet foods is ridiculous, it happens in human food too and it happens in RAW food. You dont here about it because there's not some big kibble company to blame who's food went out to thousands of households, it's one person here and there, but I promise you it happens. At least one person here already pointed out that a dog they rescued that was on a raw diet had giardia when she got it. It happens. If there is an argument for raw food it's not because it's safer because processed pet food is sometimes recalled. Do any of you possess an ounce of logic?


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BTW, items for the RFT have been ordered. Also, the pockets on the back of the vest are optional correct?
pockets on the back are optional...
the only way to usually have one with the proper pockets on the back is to mod a BDU yourself as you use the sleeves to make the back pockets...
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david the holsters are dead esay to make and cheap it was the first leather thing i made. i know bobs are better though.
bob i have an rft blaster i wont be using on the day and nick does too. do you want us to bring them
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david the holsters are dead esay to make and cheap it was the first leather thing i made. i know bobs are better though.
Holsters are next on my agenda to learn..
specifically hand stitching..
I have some leather at home and that is one of the things I plan to bring to the Discovery Center ...
I would like to have Bob showing me the ins and outs of hand stictching..
with the general public looking on to see how it is done..
I do kinda/sorta know the basics...
but again
"best techniques" and needed tools come only with doing it...
and I would like to avoid costly mistakes and tool purchases that are useless..
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i would like to learn alot more about leather work, but i will be a bit busy at DW. my holster has no stitching and is all riveted. i have picked up some basics but want to learn more
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you will be a busy man at DC...
I have done some leatherwork before...
and that miserable leather harness for my Naboo Pilot...
I also did a stormtrooper holster for Crix that was good enough to get approved..but..not the greatest holster in the world...it was to tide him over untill he could afford something better...but as with all things I do..
it was a learning experience and I actually used the hand crank on my sewing machine to sew the leather on that Stormtrooper holster....which kinda works...but kinda doesn't
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Bring any blaster you know is an accurate size so I can make them to fit perfectly.
I have not done any homework on the holster for the RFT... so if you guys would be so kind to either print a few pictures or point me to a reference are.
If you guys want to pick up a few tips, I would suggest stop on by when your haing lunch or just on a break... and we can go over the various stitches used in holsters.
I might bring a few holsters that have been completed already as well.
If you have some extra leather that would help greatly too. It can get a bit pricy if I have to get all the hides. I have a few partial hides, but I do not need a dozen RFT holsters either...lol.
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Bring any blaster you know is an accurate size so I can make them to fit perfectly.
Actually...I will have my DH-17 which is a Hasbro and is slightly underscale...
that is the blaster that 90% of the RFT's and HRS use....
I also have a "full size" DH-17 that is fan made...I can bring that along so you can see the difference...
I also have a Denix Broomhandle replica I want to bring along..
is that anywhere near the size of Luke's blaster?
I haven't done much research on that blaster/holster for Bespin Luke...
but I am trying to help someone achieve it...
if you will be doing a holster while in the Demo area...
I can just watch you and ask questions as you go along...
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June 21, 2012
Alexis Mattera
Ah, the college application essay: where a student can give admissions officers insight into the person they really are (in about 500 words) that the standard transcript can't provide. While some schools rely heavily on the document in their admissions processes, others don't require it at all – a discrepancy that has experts debating its future.
Admissions officers and college counselors discussed application essays and personal statements at length yesterday at the Harvard Summer Institute on College Admissions and according to an article in The Chronicle, counselors are citing essays as burdens on overworked admissions staffs as often as they are questioning their authenticity. Gone (or disappearing) are the days where a great essay can help a borderline student gain admission to their dream schools: Top institutions like Brown are giving them less weight than it has in past admissions cycles – "A spectacular essay can raise more questions than it answers," said dean of admission Jim Miller – and some schools are requiring applicants to submit copies of graded written work to use as a barometer. What do the students think? Sure, crafting compelling prose comes as naturally to some college applicants as breathing or blinking but Martin Bonilla, director of college counseling at the College Preparatory School in Oakland, Calif., has found that the essays cause his students more stress than any other part of the application.
Do you believe the essay component of the college application is on its way out or here to stay?
June 27, 2012
Kara Coleman
Recently, 10 schools were banned from participating in the 2012-2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament for failure to meet academic standards: Arkansas - Pine Bluff, Cal State - Bakersfield, California - Riverside, Connecticut, Jacksonville State, Mississippi Valley State, UNC Wilmington, Texas A & M - Corpus Christi, Toledo and Towson.
The NCAA rates teams according to their Academic Progress Rate, in which a team is viewed as a whole and its performance in the classroom is evaluated. If a team's APR score falls to 925 or below and at least one player fails his classes and drops out of school, that school can lose scholarships. If the APR sinks down to 900, the penalties grow steeper and they increase each year that the team falls below par. Being declared ineligible for NCAA postseason play is a result of scoring 900 or below for three years. If the APR remains low for a fourth year, the entire athletic department is penalized. The school loses its Division 1 status and is reduced to "restricted membership status" in the NCAA.
Is this fair or too extreme? I'm not saying this just because my school – Jacksonville State – is on the naughty list, but I'm not sure that I completely agree with the NCAA's punishment. If a student-athlete fails to perform academically, he should lose his scholarship, be suspended from the team, etc. But the players who make good grades, the coaches, and the fans should not be punished for the underperformance of the few. College students are adults – it's up to each individual to study and work hard.
But what do YOU think? Is the NCAA spot-on with its academic standards and penalties, or does something need to change?
Kara Coleman graduated from Gadsden State Community College with an Associate of Arts degree and she is currently studying communications with concentration in print journalism at Jacksonville State University. Kara's writing has been featured in Teen Ink magazine and she is a children's author through Big Dif Books; she is also the editor-in-chief of JSU's student newspaper, The Chanticleer.
July 2, 2012
Radha Jhatakia
As we get older, one of the necessities of life is to always have legal identification with us – a piece of paper or plastic card that confirms who we are. A most basic form that many of us have is a driver's license but if you want to work or intern, you'll have to provide specific identification depending on where you'll be employed.
When applying for a job or internship, you'll need legal documentation to prove citizenship status within the U.S. and/or eligibility to work in the U.S. The most common forms of identification that you are allowed to use are a birth certificate, passport, driver's license, state identification card, social security card, school ID and military ID, though there are others. Unless the document you have has both your picture and social security information, which proves citizenship such as a passport, you will need two documents. (One of these documents must have your full name, state of residence, picture, and/or SSN if the other document provides the rest.) This is the bare minimum for jobs and internships in the United States.
If you are looking to work abroad or even study abroad, you will need some additional documents. Students wishing to study abroad will need a visa but the type of visa depends on the length of the time you will be traveling and the country you are going go. The most common type of visa for students is the F-1, which allows the students a small period of time after their education period is over to stay in the country. If one wishes to work abroad, a different type of visa is required; however, it also depends on if it's a U.S. company with a location in another country or if it is a foreign company. Most likely, you will need an international work visa...but don't wait until the last minute to procure what you need: There is a process that should be started a minimum of six to eight months prior to traveling in order to have the documents on time.
Radha Jhatakia is a communications major at San Jose State University. She's a transfer student who had some ups and downs in school and many obstacles to face; these challenges – plus support from family, friends and cat – have only made Radha stronger and have given her the experience to help others with the same issues. In her spare time, she enjoys writing, reading, cooking, sewing and designing. A social butterfly, Radha hopes to work in public relations and marketing upon graduation.
July 10, 2012
Suada Kolovic
For most students, graduating college in just four years is the ideal and not the norm. So when a student comes along and graduates with his bachelor's and master's degrees in only three semesters, one would assume a parade of some sort would be in order. The Essen, Germany-based School of Economics and Management went a different route: they sued the student who accomplished this feat.
Earning both a bachelor's and master's degree should take a typical student about 11 semesters and 60 exams to complete, yet Marcel Pohl did it in just 20 months. How'd he do it? With the help of two friends, Pohl divvied up lectures and swapped notes. Did we mention that in that time, he also completed an apprenticeship in a bank? Well, he managed to fit that in, too! Now, the school is crying foul and claiming "income loss" and suing for $3,772 – a fraction of the tuition and fees Pohl would have paid had he completed the degrees in the customary amount of time. "When I got the lawsuit, I thought it couldn't be true," Pohl recently told the German tabloid, Bild. "Performance is supposed to be worth something."
With a college education as expensive as it is, can you ever really graduate too early? Let us know what you think in the comments section.
July 12, 2012
As many as one-half of America's college campuses are preparing to become smoke-free. Though some schools currently ban indoor smoking or smoking within a certain number of feet from a dorm or academic building, new regulations would discourage students from lighting up even in open air on campus.
As would be expected, students are divided on the issue. Some feel that since college students are adults and smoking tobacco is legal, schools are overreaching their boundaries. Smoking is a stress reliever to many students, is less addictive than chewing tobacco and less dangerous than smoking spice or illegal drugs. Advocates of the no-smoking-on-campus rule cite secondhand smoke exposure as a big reason to bring about this change; they also say it is the responsibility of colleges and universities to encourage healthy habits.
As a non-smoker myself, I am very much in favor of not allowing students to light up on campus. I am not bothered so much by secondhand smoke at the university I attend now as I was at my community college, however: All the buildings were so close together on that campus that there really weren't very many places to go outside and not inhale smoke. Some people (students AND faculty) would even light up as they walked down the sidewalk, leaving a trail of cigarette smoke wherever they went.
Some campuses are set to become smoke-free as soon as this fall, while other schools don't plan to enact the rule until the 2013-2014 academic year. Is your school thinking about becoming smoke-free? If so, how do you feel about it? Do you think not permitting students to light up on campus will discourage them from doing it elsewhere...or are schools just blowing smoke?
This past summer, Kara Coleman graduated from Gadsden State Community College with an Associate of Arts degree and she is currently studying communications with concentration in print journalism at Jacksonville State University. Kara's writing has also been featured in Teen Ink magazine and she is a children's author through Big Dif Books.
July 25, 2012
Recently, 22-year-old Taylor Cotter published an article on The Huffington Post about her success since she graduated from college in May. The odd thing about Cotter's piece is that she doesn't take the angle of a success story in a struggling economy – she feels that she should be struggling more!
Cotter talks about how many of her friends are working part-time jobs, living at home with their parents and/or having diets consisting mostly of Ramen; she feels that she is missing out on the post-college twentysomething life by having a 'real job' and a 401(k). Some readers – including myself – are appalled by Cotter's tone. It seems to me that it would be the dream of every college student to find a full-time job directly after graduation but Cotter almost seems remorseful that she made herself marketable to companies who would hire her.
I have been living at home with my parents and working part-time jobs ranging from lifeguarding to tutoring to retail over the past few years to supplement educational costs. Now that I am preparing to move into an apartment with my friends next month, I know full well that I'll be eating my fair share of peanut butter sandwiches and cereal; while I'm excited to begin this next phase of my life, I'm more so look forward to the day when I have a full-time job – the same situation Cotter is essentially complaining about.
Isn't that what college is for? Teaching us how to go from being dependent children to self-supporting adults? Or I could be wrong: Maybe it's a time to either live with your parents or eat Ramen noodles. What do YOU think?
August 1, 2012
Lisa Lowdermilk
When I first started attending college in 2009, there was nothing I wanted more than to graduate...fast. But now that I'm about to receive my B.A. in English Professional Writing in December, the idea of graduating terrifies me. What if I can't find a job? What if the so-called "real world" isn't as glorious as I imagined it? And what if I do find a job but I don't get to use my writing skills?
But even in my darkest moments, I've never considered being a perpetual student like Michael Nicholson, a 71-year-old man from Michigan who is working on his 30th college degree – a master's in criminal justice. While I admire his extreme dedication and patience, I personally don't want to spend the rest of my life paying for college or facing the dreaded "Sorry, you're overqualified for this job."
With that said, I think that if going to school makes Michael happy, then he should continue to do just that. After working numerous menial jobs, going to college probably makes him feel more productive...and there's no doubt that he's more broadly educated than most of us will ever be. His degrees range from home economics to psychology, and an astounding 22 of them are master's degrees! So, while I can understand why some people feel that perpetual students are determined to avoid responsibility, I think that as a retired septuagenarian who has worked his whole life, Michael has more than earned the right to do as he pleases. And having talked with classmates who are even more terrified of graduating than I am, I think that there are more people who would prefer to remain students than face the "real world" than we'd like to admit.
So, what's the answer? Like everything in life, I think the key is balance. Most of us (due to financial and time constraints) can't afford to pursue 30 degrees but we can make the most of our time in college by doing internships, maintaining high GPAs and going to graduate school if our dream job requires it. What path will YOU take?
Lisa Lowdermilk is a published poet, avid video gamer and artist. Her poems have appeared in Celebrate Young Poets: West (Fall 2006) edition and Widener University's The Blue Route. She enjoys watching thrillers, trying different restaurants and attempting to breakdance. Lisa is now majoring in professional writing at the University of Colorado Denver.
August 3, 2012
Sure, most high schools won't be back in session for another month but some rising seniors aren't wasting any time getting back into the academic swing of things: As of Tuesday evening, admissions season officially began with the launch of this year's Common Application. According to the not-for-profit's website, 300 individuals registered for Common Application accounts within the initial 30 minutes they were available this admissions cycle, with the first one coming in less than 60 seconds after the launch!
So should you use the Common Application? Seeing as though some of the most selective schools in the country (think UChicago and Columbia) have adopted it, we think it's definitely worth it if you are applying to more than one school. The online system makes it very easy to complete and submit applications to multiple schools but some colleges and programs do require Common Appers to complete supplemental questions to gauge applicants' knowledge of and interest in that specific school; these are NOT optional and neglecting to submit supplements means your application will be viewed as incomplete and will not be considered for admission.
Ready to get the application process started? Register for your own Common Application account today!
August 6, 2012
Registering for college classes takes time, patience and, above all else, persistence. If you're a college student, then you're familiar with the frustrating process: It's officially your last year and the only obstacle standing in your way from victoriously crossing that graduation stage is COM: 101 – a required course you've been putting off since your freshman year and as luck would have it, it's full. Now what? An extra semester? Shouldn't schools be obligated to offer an easier, better way to register for classes? Well, a student at the University of Central Florida came up with a solution...and now he's on academic probation.
Tim Arnold, a senior at UCF, created U Could Finish, a website that notified students when a seat was available in a given class. While the site was helpful, officials argue that it violated portions of the tech policy that prohibited students from using university tools to make money (Arnold had been charging for use of his site, taking in a total of just $7.78, he revealed) and disrupted normal technology use. Arnold plans to appeal his sanctions, which also require him to write two papers and prevent him from holding student office. "I just feel that the actions they did were very extreme, considering my intent was to help students and not to intentionally subvert the rules," he said.
What do you think of UCF's handling of the situation? Was it fair to put a proactive student on academic probation for trying to solve a real-world problem?
August 15, 2012
An Olympic gold medal is the ultimate goal for many athletes but when you've managed to achieve this feat before even turning 18, what do you set as your next accomplishment? There are usually two options – attend college and perfect your craft or go pro and rack up endorsement deals – but figuring out the "right" choice is becoming more difficult for many up-and-coming student-athletes.
A perfect example is Missy Franklin, the 17-year-old swimming phenom who scored five medals at the London Olympics. She has made it clear that she wants to swim in college but if she does so, she will not be able to take advantage of the potentially millions of dollars in endorsements her Olympic success has afforded her. (The NCAA strictly prohibits athletes from accepting sponsorship and advertising money if they want to maintain their eligibility, though many athletes have petitioned this rule).
A recent article in The Atlantic details that going pro makes more sense for athletes in certain sports – for example, since the level of competition in collegiate gymnastics is lower, gold medalist Gabby Douglas didn't hesitate to give up her amateur status...and sign a deal with Kellogg's – but for Franklin, attending college would give her not only a chance to improve upon her already impressive swimming skills but earn a degree and have somewhat of a normal life after her time in the Olympic spotlight. Her choice? She hasn't announced it yet but it's her decision to make. "If Missy Franklin wants to go to school, bravo for her, and nobody who doesn't live inside her heart and mind should criticize it," said sports agent Leigh Steinberg, who has worked with athletes ranging from Olympians Brian Boitano and Kerri Strug to pros Troy Aikman and Steve Young.
What path do you think Franklin will follow? If you shared her situation, what would your choice be and why?
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Monday, October 24, 2005Valparaiso senior Liz Mikos (Dundee, Ill./Jacobs) has been named the Mid-Continent Conference Defensive Player of the Week for her role in a pair of Crusader wins, the league announced today.
Mikos recorded nine blocks in the Crusaders' three game sweep of UMKC Saturday night, the fourth most in a three-game match in school history. Mikos' nine blocks were only part of a Valpo defense that tallied 15 total blocks, the fifth most in a three-game match in program history.
On Friday night, Mikos had a pair of solo blocks, and four total, in a 3-0 win over Western Illinois. She also had a strong offensive effort against the Westerwinds, recording nine kills.
This is the second time this season Mikos had been named Defensive Player of the Week, and the sixth time a Crusader has been honored by the Mid-Con this year. Mikos holds nearly every school blocking record, including career blocks and solo blocks, marks she set earlier this season.
Valpo (18-5, 8-1 Mid-Con) returns to the court for a non-conference match against Loyola Tuesday night in Chicago. First serve is slated for 7:00 p.m. and can be heard live on 95.1 FM, WVUR, and online at www.valpo.edu/athletics.
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- Signs of Life
Inanimate Object Exhibition, 2012
- Archival print on 310gsm Hahnemühle German Etching paper. Limited Edition of 30, signed and numbered.
Currently part of Inanimate Object exhibition running at Searle Street Post in Cape Town.
Size: 297mm x 297mm
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I'm a terrible-at-descriptions chilean cosplayer and cat lady in progress.
I've been into cosplay for over ten years and gotta say I've enjoyed every minute so i plan to keep on until isn't fun anymore.
I'm not that into social networks but I do own a Deviant Art account http://rins.deviantart.com/ which I try to access every week and reply every comment =)
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Article VI - Appeals
Section 1: Basis upon which an Appeal May Be Considered
An appeal may be made for one or more of the following purposes:
- To determine whether the original hearing was conducted in conformity with the prescribed procedures of this Code. Minor deviations from designated procedures will not form the basis for sustaining an appeal unless it is determined that such deviation resulted in significant prejudice. For any substantial deviations from designated procedures, the appeals officer may, in his or her discretion, remand the matter for reconsideration.
- To present new evidence which could not reasonably be made available at the time of the original hearing. Such cases, at the discretion of the appeals officer, may be remanded back to the appropriate hearing format for reconsideration in light of new evidence.
- To determine whether the sanction imposed was appropriate to the violation with which the respondent student or student organization was charged.
Section 2: Appeal Procedures
- The respondent student or student organization, or the complainant, may appeal any decision reached as a result of a Conduct Board or administrative hearing.
- All appeals must be made in written form specifying all reasons given for the appeal. Respondents should submit the appeals via the link found in their hearing results letter within seven (7) calendar days after the initial hearing. Complainants can submit appeals directly to the student conduct officer within seven (7) calendar days after the initial hearing. The student conduct officer will forward the appeal letter (except violations of Article II, Section C1) and the student's or student organizations' conduct file to the dean of students. All appeals concerning violations of Article II, Section C1 (academic misconduct) shall be forwarded to the vice president for academic affairs and dean of faculty. The complainant or respondent shall be able to present in person his/her/its appeal to the appropriate appeals officer after submitting the written appeal. Such presentation shall be limited to no more than forty-five (45) minutes.
- The student conduct officer will notify the complainant or respondent of a pending appeal in order to permit them to submit an "impact statement" to be considered along with the appeal. The complainant or respondent may either submit a written letter to the student conduct officer, to be forwarded to the appeals officer, or may make an appointment with the appeals officer to discuss the impact statement in person.
Section 3: Sanction Reduction
- In keeping with the educational mission of the College, the Office of the Dean of Students will accept requests for sanction reduction. These requests are available to all students and student organizations after one calendar year of the date sanction was assigned as a conduct sanction.
- A three-person panel consisting of the dean of students or the dean's designee and two students from the student conduct board will hear all requests. Requests should be submitted in writing to the Student Conduct Officer along with one letter of recommendation from a member of the College community.
- The student or student organization must prove to the panel's satisfaction that he/she/it has developed increased self-discipline as a result of the sanction period and can contribute to the College community through increased involvement opportunities. The request should demonstrate significant contributions, both of an academic and co-curricular nature, to the panel.
- All decisions of the panel are final and not subject to appeal. If a student or student organization is not granted a sanction reduction, the student or student organization may re-apply after one calendar year. If a student or student organization is granted a sanction reduction and is later found responsible for violating the Code of Student Conduct, the student or student organization could face disciplinary suspension, deactivation, or expulsion.


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Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash
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DETAILSLaw enforcement officials are seeking information regarding a vehicle that was involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash in which a woman who was a member of the Navajo Nation was killed. The crash occurred sometime between the late evening hours of March 4, 2013, and the early morning hours of March 5, 2013, on US Highway 491 near Sheep Springs, New Mexico, north of a convenience store.
Found at the scene was a black, passenger side-view mirror. Law enforcement officials believe this mirror may belong to either a 1996 to 2000 Dodge Stratus or a 1996 to 2000 Plymouth Breeze. Although the mirror was black, all mirrors made at that time were black, so the color of the vehicle is unknown.
Anyone with information regarding an individual who may drive a vehicle missing a passenger side-view mirror that fits the description of the one involved in the crash or anyone who knows someone who may be requesting or purchasing a replacement mirror, is asked to notify law enforcement officials.
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact your local FBI office , or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate.
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O.J.'s South Fla. home to be sold in foreclosure
MIAMI (AP) — The South Florida home of imprisoned former NFL star O.J. Simpson will be auctioned off in October as part of a bank foreclosure proceeding.
Miami-Dade Circuit Court records show that a judge issued a final order last week for JPMorgan Chase Bank. The 4,233-square-foot home near Miami has been in foreclosure proceedings for about two years. The online auction of the house is set for Oct. 29.
Simpson was convicted in 2008 in Nevada of the kidnapping and armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. Simpson was acquitted in 1995 of killing his ex-wife and her friend.
Court documents show Simpson owes more than $796,000 in principal and interest on the Florida property. There's also nearly $42,000 in unpaid property taxes and insurance premiums of about $43,000.
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